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The trial Of Police Capt: Williams, on charges of

The trial OF Police Capt. Williams on charges Of
having permitted dSorderly places 10 exist IA his
precinct, took place In New York yesterday.
Baltimore's Colored Teachers Association con-
dernned the action OF the city council In refusing
TO authorize the appointment OF colored teachers
The British government has requested Mr.. Mat
thews 70 remain u Office Until the close or the
present session Of parliament.
AT Monmouth Park yesterday, during the nrst
race, Geo. Smith, manager OF the Commercial
Gable Co In New York city, dropped dead from
heart disease.
A. d. Parent, defaulting cashier OF the Montreal
Bank, has been turned over TO the Chicago author
titles where he will be prosecuted for having stolen
funds and securities IN his possession.
dispatch from st. Thomas June IL. says:
Peter Barlow, who participated In the American
Revolution under Gen. Washington, died Ia DEM
errara, aged 40 years
Chas A. Langton, OF New York who is worth
$1,000 has been adjudged insane
Gen. Howard has been advised that a general
court-martial has been convened 10 try the
Apaches who deserted recently and went TO raid
IN Arizona.
The dominion government has entrusted 10 Sir
Frederick Middleton the task OF recognizing the
militia and placing IL on an effective footing.
The L s $. osslpee was prevented from sailing
from Boston with the Richmond Wednesday by
the desertfon or TWENTY-FIVE OF her crew.
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DIED.


On TeSssday sssuins July ISL e
a and Minnie Z AndsTs aged four months A ''-
Far beyond the dark and silent river
Gsd his precious sopl has taken
> F p from her mother. Mr. sOttOmley's, No.
.nS invited
sssi q ysaaf;sss ~ s ..s g
f1nsr late y rssden &C. no 1000 r... Capitol
: :nS a5ss ssa e R
EESPER 81 5ul 1ss 8 10
.na q snS ~ Of Tie
Funeral from his late residence. 1902 sixth street
norss~ s;s sunny n afternoon s' Pun baiAmsre
McNEIR. suddenly. at Pipsy Point Nd July s,
Geo Ra. ssd nine yss son OF
Funeral Will take place from the residence Of bis
e s
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
TosER On July N.Y. 1887. ct z 80 m. Of sholsn
sESEiI6S E1 Dw ToSER S1 sssd month";
wARpER June g. 1859 at $40 pm, JOHN v,
seven months and twenty ave days
eseSue S% q No Six
FEM sE6kaE q e All ls e.
ssss cordially ,n.a .. ..s.
sss S;:.;s T Sss:s
MIENHR On July q, 1857. a. 7s45 q NJ. JACOB
:Sfs .s S:ss sn residence. xora
snd VI e sus
n.y. SB r.; E 4. isss = sG1s
" fsSs.s h. late .sss:pes, 1909 Eighth ..:s
ativW end fasnds rsspsctfully invited % stsssA .
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ARGUING THE TODD CASE.
Or. Childs and DR.. Sunderland Talking
To the Presbytery.

At 2 O'Clock this afternoon the Washington Pres
bytery, engaged In the trial OF Rev. F. NJ TODD,
reassembled, and DR.. Cnilds for the prosecution,
opened the argument, occupying the first half
hour OF the two hours allowed for argument He
congratulated the presbytery upon the pa
thence, diligence, and fidelity with
which It had conducted the case.
He also thanked the press for the generally cor
rect reports they had made and for abstaining
from coinmeht either one way or the other. The
press, he Satd had been fair throughout and
had not INDUCED in any efforts TO prejudice
the case ON one side or the other. lie said
that when 1t Is considered that there are
125.oO0 Christian ministers In this .coun-
try, the very few cases OF this character
brought before ecclesiastical tribunals Indicate
high state OF morality among the ministry. DIR.
Childs then took up the case before the presby-
terry, reviewing the charge, the specifications, and
the testimony. He said the prosecution fully APP
preciated the gravity Of the charge and the blight
Ing effects OF verdict of guilty upon the accused,
upon his family, and upon his church.. lie
recognized the TACT that eyll-mlnded persons might
and do sometimes, seek TO destroy minsterS>of the
gospel by endeavoring to ensnare them In appar-
entity compromising circumstances or conditions.
Or. Sunderland, for the defense, occupied an
hour, and the prosecution was allowed half an
hour TO close.
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Swallowing a Town Piecemeal.
SECTIONS OF ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, SWEPT AWAY b
THE MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA special from Atch-
isOn, Kansas, says: Since yesterday noon about
nifty acres of land in East Atchison, Mo-
school.house, Which msHtn ago stood a quarter
OF mile from the river bank, was moved east and
the ground on which 1t stood Is now in the river
thirty feet high. The river has been rising stead
lily for forty -eight hours, and the high winds OF
yesterday drove the current against the bank
with great violence washing out the bed OF quick
sand which lies below stratum OF clay, and, thus
undermined, section after section OF earth
as large as block OF buildings breaks
loose and Is swallowed up by the mighty
current. All the residents OF this
portion OF the town have been forced to hastily
remove their houses or abandon them to the
mercy of the river. The river IS steadily and
surely cutting its way through the narrow neck OF
land which affords approach to the east end OF the
Atchison bridge, and unless the Government au-
thorities take speedy action in the matter the
river will cus through, leaving the bridge on dry
land.
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IN THE COKE REGIONS.
WOEkmen Escorted Il and from Their
Work by Guards.

PITTsBURG. PA, July THE coke operators
have decided post another notice throughout the
-eion notifying the strikers that they will be given
o oht LIZ n.ot Saturday to return to work at the
S,u rue VI w"ses Those who do not resume work
S Ss unat LIME Will ~ ey1cted from the companys
houses and new men En he imported from New
which started yesterday were II. oreration
to-day with an Increased force OF workfie. and
men they need in a few DAYS. Advices from the
region this afternoon state that P1nkerton's men
are still guarding the works. Everything is
quiet, but conflict between the guards
and strikers may occur at any moment,
as the feeling among the Hungar1ans against the
men who have gone back to work Is very bitter.
number OF the non-uniOn men have received
threatening letters, and the guards now escort
them to and from their work.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TOWN. D. G, At Pn f fS Atc III SN'''n-
By virtue of Deed of Trust us dated the eighth
Sl7 folio AGO seq and at written request of party
secured, We will offer for sale public auction in
f BAY OF 81 IL 1877 fkpAH 1HE
O'CLOCK P NJ. the following described real estate.
All that lot Of ground in the City of Georgetown in
numbered sixtyseven (67 in Beatty and Haw kns ad-
dition to said Georgetown and described as follows
Beginning the west line of Frederick street at the
end of thirty two G'2) feet ten GO inches measured
northery said west line from the southeast corner
Of said entire lot and running thence said line of
said street northerly thrtyseyen go feet four a.
inches, less. to the premises formerly owned
by George Meem: thence westerly and parallel with
Second street one hundred and fifty I5O) feet;
point thirtytwo ('2) feet ten u0) inches north Of
southwest corner of said entire lot and thence in
iMMkD Ola II LS 'ef AFTEk ABOVE offer parts
of Lots numbered forty (4O) in Peter Beatty
Threlkeld and Deakin's addition to said George.
in old Georgetown. BEGINNING for the same at a point
the north side of Prospect street distant seventy
three (73) feet west of Frederick street. said point
being the southwest the property belonging
to William F. Seymour, and running thence west With
north side of Prospect street eighteen s) feet
frame houses thence north with center of said yid-
ing wall nnety-nne 800 feet thence east eighteen
and thence south ninetynine (99 the point Of
Terms Of sale: third 90 cash, balance in two
payable seni-annuaiy. to be secured by trust on
chaser: deposit of 800 on each piece sold re.
Of purchaser: Terms to be complied with in
ten days, Trustees reserve the right resell at
adyerisement III some newspaper published in WASH
J. TA HdIbs 81 6ef GORDON, Trustees
je25-d&ds
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TWO BorEs DAY ALLOWED foR STREET srRTSkLrNG.
The Commissioners issued an order to-day In ne
lation 60 street washing. Hereafter the use oi
water for this purpose viii be permitted between
the hours OF and am, and and pm.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
Tire contract for furnishing the District with two
pumping engines, having capacity OF =, 100000
gallons OF water, has been awarded 20 the hawiey.
Gaskell Manufacturing Company. The price for
engines Is 81. 900; boxers, $1,000 and Tor raising
smoke stacks $50
RULES foR DISTRICT ENPLoNES
The Board OF Commissioners have appointed
Commissioners Wheatley and Ludlow a committee
70 draw UP rules and regulations 10 goyern EN-.
ployes Of the District.
10 EXAMINE BUILDINGS.
/ Building Inspector Entwisle and Chief Paris. OF
the fire department. viii begin operations under
the new law for the further protection or lie and
property from IRE on Monday next. They viii ex-
anime all the large public and other buildings Ia
the District, and IN accordance with the require
ments,.wi order that suitable re-escapes stand.
places designated by the law.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
VIM. II. Wheeler, 70 erect brick dwelling num-
bered 1903 l. street northwest: $1,000. Mary 4
Renfree, TO erect brick dwelling numbered les ST
street northwest; $1,000. JAS {. Churchill "a
erect frame dwelling on Meridian street; 81 600
Jno Stoddard 10 repair No. 1905 Goth street north
west; $780, Mrs. VI. Frederick, 20 repair house Al
Anacostia; $500. Jno. I. Lehman, TO repair No
1425 New York avenue northwest; $4,000. r. c
Earle, TO repair No. 1915 35th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

BIGANIsT WHO WANTED TO DrR-Alyord w
Wefnschena- aged twenty-four years shot him.
self In the eft breast with pstolln Central Park
New York, yesterday afternoon. He was placed
In an ambulance alive, and was taken TO the Pres
byterian Hospital. His sister-in-law hearing OF
the occurrence, called at the Park station house
that Weinschena lived at 235 East lO5th street.
where he had wife, who Is now In a delicate
condition He Is said within month past to
have been party 10 a marriage ceremony with
young girl. Neither OF the Two wives know OF
the relationship borne by the man 10 each or them
line woud-be Suicide, II is believed. Will recs,Yer
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MAR RIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On July g. 1857. NJ
the residence of Mrs W. T. Van Doren 6s7 East Capt.
tol street by Rev John Chester, Mr.. J. HAIRY Gun
this city.
HENNICKs- On July I, 1857, by the
DENTON SEYBoLD, of San francisco. New York
and San Francisco papers please copy. No cardsl
1857, by the Rev. J. p schnstL, J. q JACKSON, Of
Santa Fe New Mexico, and MARY NJ, daughter Of
Daniel McCslum, of Little Rock, Arh
LOCkwOOD-BOLDEN. On July 6, 1887 by tn
Rev. DR. Rily, I. LOCKWOOD. Of Maryland, 70 ANNA
A. BOLDEN, of Washington, ID. @. Q
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The Colored school Scandal.

Mr.. CHASE'S CHARGES AGAINST TRUSTEE HENRY
JOHNSON.
The Commissioners have received a letter from
W. c. Chase, editor OF the Washington Bee, pre-
ferring certain charges against Trustee Henry
johnson, as 1t was stated in yesterdays STAR that
he would do so. The reporter was unable TO see
the letter, but Commissioner Webb told him that
the charges are the same as mentioned by THE
STAR. He would not say what would be done In
the matter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

New YORK, July Judge Wallace to-day, IN
the case Of the United States against Gen.
Adam Badeau. Suit was brought in the
United States District Court against the gen.
eral to recover s1O.572, which 1t was claimed
that he had kept while he was consul-general at
London. The result was verdict In favor OF the
general. United States District Attorney Wilker
carried the case to the Circuit Court, which
affirmed the verdict OF the District Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

'oh SALE
st. NV, corner 3S5 500 10Th n'rDupont cir 900
18th st n .bet-9th& 10Th II 200
Vermont uOO St. near 9th IL 900
Iowa Circle 3U 600 ST near 18th. 900
u -, 10Th. 20 900 18TH st. $500
VI 81. 18th 600 L ST. 18th 900
Medium and low-priced Houses i'll all parts of the
city. Choice building Lots Massachusetts ave, VI
~, 18th New York Select Lots Forest Glen
Park. Whitney Close. Mntwood and all suburban sub
divisions. GEO. T.. COPE,
lell-lm 1920 New York ave
I,OR SALE-oOOS G ST. Jar. VERY CHEAP. $4,000
Il 2Ol4 n st, T, lot 20 by 1iO.1 10 alley 300
14i1 Nv. with side ID 900
PINE new house 10th St, near Blsine's 1000
al Pa ave, 9rs mod unps-
% ST. NV, rs, lot 10 by 1000
number larEe and small houses all sections Of
tie city. Call and see me before buying.
my3o-3m GEO. ". LINKINS, 18th and n SITS. n W.
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TWO TwO-sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DMELLING, HOUSES, Nos: 300 AND 9O5k U
STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, shall sell. in front Of premises f.'
two Brick Dwelling. Houses. containing ten lzi
large rooms, all modern Improvements, open CRATES.
convenient neighborhood each lot 22 feet front by As
feet deep; can be easily rented or leased
Terms: One third cash, balance and two years
for notes bearing interest from day sale and
by deed Of trust property sold All conveyancing,
property when struck Off Terms to be complied with
within ten days from day of sale otherwise property
Will be resold at risk and of defaultng purchaser
iY5-d WAITER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TblBglaHS 10 The Star.
MIR. BLAINE GOES TO EDINBURGH.

Mkse BLAINE CUES TO EDINBURGH.
He Takes the Lord Mayor 81 London
and senator Hale with HIM.
LONDON, July 7.-Mr. James G. Blaine LEFT Lon
don to-day for Edinburgh. He was accompanied
by the lord mayor Of London and Senator hale, OF
Maine. The party occupied royal saloon railroad
car, which was decorated with nags and the
Maine coat-Of- arms. Mt. Blaine will be the guest
at Edinburgh Of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, and he is
expected to speak at reception organized by the
people OF Edinburgh to show their recognition OF
Mr.. Carnegte'S generosity to the city.
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To be Decided Tomorrow

TIE REQUESTS OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES AND THE
VETERANS.
The Secretary OF War Will not give reply until
tomorrow to the requests q the National Rifles
and Veterans to be allowed to retain their
arms for the present. 1t is probable that
the requests will be denied, as
It Is understood that both General
Bcnet and Gen. Ordway, whose opinions.w1 be
considered, do not favor granting militia pr1yi-
National Guard
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. W. STICKNEY,
" RED Estate Auctioneer, e36 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO 3O1s a STREET
AND HOUSES NUMBERED S24 S26 AND S2S

tnOfE6I1, BEING HOUSE NO. 2O1S g STREET
And HOUSES NUMBERED S24, S26 AND S2S
TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q deed of trust to US recorded In -
for oe eb M So foo 4S one Of the land records
request Of the party secured thereby win offer for
5 5HA nrR = PAY Of JULY A D. iss7. q fIxE
lying and being in the city q Washington District Of
Soium6ia known and described Lot numbered nine:
teen Qg). n Babcocks recorded subdivision Of
original lot 9end 10, in square numbered one hun
p folio 145 in the surveyors once Tor the Dis.
street northwest) w. -
immediately thereafter we will offer original lot
numbered twenty,si1 t26) square numbered one hum
824 626 snd S2S Doth street the trustees
whole. HSA@ N ~
Terms Of sae One half 10 cash: balance in two (2),
tpree or nve years. to suit convenience of the pur
cs WITH interest payable to be
erty aid az NIL pc required each piece Of prop
trustees reserve 70 the ranpied with within ten days
OF the defaulting purchaser ave days sdyertis
ment in some paper published in me H,strsct 81 GO
lumbia. GEORGE W HARKHESsvA W.
JOHN MCCLEILAND JR.,
f-eO600 Trustee9.
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The NEW AMERICAN PARTy.-A convention for
The formation OF new American party closed its
session In san Francisco yesterday. The platform
adopted demands the repeal OF the naturalization
laws modification OF Immigration laws so as TO
exclude paupers and criminals, prohibition OF
alien land holding, separation or church and Statt
no interference by church In the school matters
and the passage OF a law compelling citizens TO
vote at every election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

HE rs REPORTED AS EXPRESSING DESIRE TO ASSIST
IN REGAINING AISACE-LORRAINE
PARIS, July 1.-THE Figaro says that the pope In
conversation recently with French statesman
ment for France, and declared that the eCfliI.
tbrium OF Europe would remain upset until France
none also said that he nnSerslnod tina Eres Inc
gretS for the loss Of Alsace- Lorraine and wished
that by pacific Intervention he could assist
France in her desire to regain her lost territory.
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Ross, Death Warrant Signed.

ANNAPOLIS, July 7.-Gov. Lloyd to-day signed
the death warrant OF Jno. Thos Ross colored
convicted OF the murder OF Emily Brown, an old
White woman, whose body he sold TO the Maryland
Medical University. Friday, August 20, is ap-
pointed for his execution.
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A schooner Foundered.

RocKLAND, NE, July IA two-mast coal laden
English schooner, name unknown, went ashore on
Wooden Ball, near Matimcus, yesterday, alter
ward drfted off to sea and probably sank No
particulars have been learned about the crew.
The sea is very rough.
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CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Jud0e HdOner
To-day, Shipman agt. Fletcher; Juror respit I'd
I'LL tomorrow. keyser agt Hume ct al. on trial

The ''BtIND PATTERSON PENSION FRarp-The
trial OF DIR. X. " Mills and Capt. Jno Iardlaw. OF
Elmira, y. v, charged with ffaudulently obtain
Ing pension for Francis Patterson. Is tr pros-s
resS before United States Commissioner Hall IN
Binghamton, Y. Y. The evidence 50 far is very
damaging 10 the accused j. Miller has sworn
that he was bribed TO make false aridayfCs and
was also drugged with LIQUOR
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e NyHRHfFD A ~
vrtne 81 deere: Of he Supreme Court o,
ne day Of sg Yss n TIM
s Eao *
s6%s ti fiji Rs gGsEses
ala Il II. aSS
Of West Cox smiths trustees, recorded Subdivision
Six IN he ey
Washington, in the District Of Columbus as the said
at folio 45, one Of the Surveyors Records Of said
70 @ ss on and
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree One
shall paid cash At the time sale or Within thin
fifteen 1ol days thereafter, and the balance thereof
12l and eighteen 1SJ months from the day of sale,
by the notes Of the purchaser purchasers thereof
corded deed and policy Of insurance on the
property sold satisfactory in form to the undersigned
purchasers thereof Each lot SO offered for sale by
s iSS I sd
collector of taxes of said District may certify to be
m thu cost sas AL OF
~ S or The title to Of said
On each lot sold must be made the time Of sale
from the day Of sale the trustees retain
the Tse the sold at the risk and
" '1' N' FESDhAL .Ll E: ALEXSNDER,)
JOHN As i. t IoSHnIa avenue; Trustees.
rroo nou, &c, Columbia a; Law Bldg. }
,s-oN ACCOUNT, OF THE, WEATHER THE
III 81 5 n3. T. 1882
''S SAME D TES d5S IIaf s AIExASDHR,)
JOHN Z. .McNALIY .'en Trustees.
W. Columbia Law Bldg
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The ORDER announcing the appointment OF
Cadet Frederic ID. Evans to be additional second
lieutenant In the Army is amended so that he is
appointed In the 22d infantry, instead OF 18th In
fantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr BROTHERS is the Oldest established advertis-
ing Ladles' Physician III this city Ladies. You can
Gonhdently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 9O6 b st s. W.
PARTICULAR attention paid to all diseases peculiar
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience
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je25-d&ds JAMES L. DAVIS,S Irus'ees'
IHOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, D: G.: AT AUCTION:
mencing at SIX O'CLOCK PM. we will sell, in iaS
front OF the respective premises the following de III
feet on the west side of High street by depth Of 1S
teet and improved by q large and substantial Brick
Dwelling of fourteen rooms with brick kitchen, two
stories high adjoining in rear Of main building.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Part of Lot 2O6,
fronting 81 feet inches High street and 80 feet
Dwelling
ALSO. 1MMEDIATELY AFTER, part of Lot 234
fronting about feet en- Market street and about 20
ieet on the south side of 9TH or street-improved
k-house &C., &c.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in one and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
chaser A deposit of 300 will be required on each
piece at time of SALE All conveyancng and recording
at cost of purchasers
ie24-dEds L. A and A r SHEKEII Executara
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A Fire In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE July Fire to-day partially de-
stroyed the stock and building OF the Baltimore
Furniture Workers Association on Baltimore
street. Damage &, 500; insured.
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" A MAN WHOM He HAD Cow.

SHOT DowS BY MAN WHOM He HAD Cow
HIDED.-A grocer OF Louisville, KY. named Vim.
May, was called from his bed at 10 O'Clock We'd
neSday morning 10y some one who pretended 70
want quart OF whisky. As the light struck his
face May was shot by an anbdshed assassin In
yestgation developed that Jas NJ Lynch, for.
merry lawyer, but for several mont MS fugitive
from Justice, was the murderer. May cowhided
him last Christmas In a quarrel over lewc
woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

LONDON July THE cutter Thistle arrived In
representing the number or races she has won
The captain denies that there have been any ma
terial changes in the yachts crew, or that insub-
ordination existed among the men. One or two of
the original crew had left and been replaced by
Scotchmen. but that was all. The Thistle will at
once make the necessary changes in her rig to en-
able her to the ocean. 1t Is expected She viii
start for America in about three weeks
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NOR SALE
TQQn Q3O Tth at N

II A3D932 7th Ut. n.
W, b.h-. stores $4,000
221O 20 2234 Bly. 81.
NV. b-h.. 4r.---..l6, 900
202f TO 20i2 Bdy. st.
n.w., bh.,4r.....15,70O
22I1 70 222y 10th st
NV. b.h. ,5rs-.--..l3,000
1730 II st. NV, b. h.,
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BASE BALL frsTERDAY.-At Philadelphfa-Phfla-
delphia, q; Pittsburg, p AT LouiSville-Louisyille
y; Athletics 5. At Clncinnati-CincfNnati IL:
Baltimore. 3. At Cleyeland-Cleyeland 3; Brook
Ign, 10. AT 81. Louis-"Mets" s; ST. Louis =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-07

CoPENHAGEN, July 7.-RepOrts have been received
here that terrible famine prevails at SkagefIord
Iceland, and that many peasants and thousands OF
cattle have died from want OF food. The distress
OF the people is increasing.